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  1. 09-14-2011, 02:55 PM #1
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    M2-ATX home supply

    I'm looking for a power brick to use my m2-atx indoors can anyone recommend something?
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    An ATX PSU from an old PC is probably the easiest

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    I would recommend a 12v or 19v, 80w minimum (depending on your system).
    Seasonic, Migrus, etc
    A "Level 5" would be preferable

    The lovely thing about M2-atx psu's is that they're wide-input, and can handle from 6v - 24v
    i would def shoot for 12v or more, though
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